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How to be a Movie Star: Elizabeth Taylor in Hollywood By William J Mann Faber, 496pp, A 20 Review by FRANK BRUNI SHE demanded a different holder for each of the many cigarettes she smoked daily during the filming of Cleopatra, and the holder's colour couldn't clash with the cloth on any table at which she smoked.

The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences will present a screening of a new digital restoration of the 1953 Best Picture winner From Here to Eternity on Wednesday, November 18, at 7:30 p.m. at the Samuel Goldwyn Theater in Beverly Hills.

Lucille Ball's ghost is rumored to haunt her old home. superiorpics.com With Halloween right around the corner everyone is up for a little scare.

Monsoon Wedding and an essential documentary about those classic Ali-Frazier boxing matches are among this week's platinum picks on DVD.

She demanded a different holder for each of the many cigarettes she smoked daily during the filming of "Cleopatra," and the holder's color couldn't clash with the cloth on any table at which she smoked.

Elia Kazan's "Wild River," from 1960, screening at Film Forum Oct. 23-29, is so strange and beautiful that critics have called it a neglected masterpiece.

Classic movie actors Bing Crosby, Robert DeNiro, Marlon Brando, Montgomery Clift and Gregory Peck are united by a common role in a series of films that will be shown by St.

The Japanese surprise attack on Pearl Harbor takes place only near the end of "From Here to Eternity" . But it's an ideal selection for the Maryland Historical Society's series, "Patriotic Hollywood: World War II in Film." Stephen Ambrose once wrote, "What held [American GIs] together was not country and flag, but unit cohesion." "From Here to ...

PATRIOTIC HOLLYWOOD: WORLD WAR II IN FILM SERIES: The Maryland Historical Society, 201 W. Monument St., starts this free film series with "From Here to Eternity," starring Burt Lancaster , Montgomery Clift , Frank Sinatra , Donna Reed , Deborah Kerr and Ernest Borgnine .

Every week, we look ahead to a soon-to-be-published title that piques our interest.

September 28, 2009 at 12:00 am by Franki Weddington In lieu of the Best of the Bay-winning Summer Sunset Cinema Series, The Stu dio@620 and Push Ultra Lounge once again teamA up to present a collection of thought-provoking films each Monday - this time with the new Wilder to Williams Series .

THE Kerry Film Festival will continue its series of film screenings for the active retired with another great line-up for the Winter season.

The D.O.C. Wine Bar offers tonight a classic film full of forbidden love, heartbreak, war, and an uncompromising look at the days before the attack on Pearl Harbor.

Have you ever watched a movie about Hawaii and wondered where it was filmed? Or even worse, watched a film about Hawaii, filmed in Hawaii, and still thought you were in a foreign country? Hollywood has a hard time accurately portraying Island life.

Have you ever watched a movie about Hawaii and wondered where it was filmed? Or even worse, watched a film about Hawaii, filmed in Hawaii, and still thought you were in a foreign country? Hollywood has a hard time accurately portraying Island life.

Monday, July 27: Taylor Cinema The National Theatre pays tribute to screen siren Elizabeth Taylor with a retrospective of some of her most important films.

3 a oeBunny Lake Is Missing,a Aug. 10 a oeOne, Two, Three,a Aug. 17 Tickets are $8, $6 for seniors and children .

Southern charm and Hollywood history converge in Chaffin's Barn Dinner Theatre's major summer production.

Sometimes truth is on an equal plane with fiction. Consider the case of Betty Davis, part of the cast of Chaffin's Barn Dinner Theatre's Seeing Stars in Dixie .

THE MOVIE: El Dorado is a 1967 Western made amidst the changing landscape of Hollywood cinema, an old war horse that plowed through the young turks at the box office and proved that there was still some life in the tried-and-true genres yet.